.175 hectare planted in 1964. Fermented and aged in barrels, 50% new, for 12 months, and then 4 months aging in tank.

Four parcels totaling 4.3 acres whose vines average 50 years old. They are located immediately below Volnay Village AC vineyards, making this a Bourgogne of unusual pedigree: apart from a small percentage from Beaune premier cru, it is all from the commune of Volnay, and it is 100% Pinot Noir (...

100% Chardonnay. Manciat's vines mainly lie in the Charnay but there are two parcels in St. Veran totalling a half hectare. The Davayé parcel ccnsists of 29-year-old, mid-slope vines with full southern exposure and the Prissé parcel of 17-year-old vines with western exposure, both planted mid-slope...

A very special and rare white from the Côtes de Nuits. A half a hectare is planted with Chardonnay within the Clos de la Perrière, in the areas with the most limestone. The vines were planted in 1990. Spontaneous fermentation happens in stainless steel and the wine is aged in mostly neutral barrels...

The Cellier aux Moines vineyard was so named in 1258 by the Cistercian Monks of the Abbey of Ferte. Thénard has four and one-half hectares here with a southern exposure, located in the middle of the slope. 

100% Chardonnay grown in a limestone-clay soil from vineyards in Viré-Clessé and west of the village of Mâcon. The "La Crochette" is vinified in stainless steel tanks to maximize floral notes and fruitiness, making it a fresh, vibrant and classic Mâcon-Villages.

50% Carignan/40% Syrah/10% Grenache. This bottling comes the older vines of the estate, with some of the Carignan being up to 100 years old. The vines are planted on Minervois hillsides of clay soils rich in limestone. They are sustainably farmed and harvested partly by hand and partly by machine....

The Cabrols bottle several cuvées distinguished by different locations and soil types. The vines for this cuvée grow on a hillside at 250 meters above sea level in a red, stony, marl-limestone soil.

100% Romorantin. Cour Cheverny has only existed as an AOC since 1997; François Cazin was instrumental in the drive to establish it to save this ancient local variety. The Cazin vines are planted on clay-limestone soils; some go all the way back to 1928. The farming is sustainable and the harvest by...

Leclair explained to us that Sauvignon Blanc from Touraine has a less aggressive character than Sauvignon from Sancerre for several reasons - first, the terroir is different; second, it's warmer in Touraine by a few degrees; third, Touraine harvests later (in Sancerre they won't take the risk in...

100% Pinot Noir, fermented and aged in stainless steel. This salmon-colored beauty has enticing aromas of wild strawberries and the classic mineral backbone that typifies the wines of Sancerre. Sustainable.